Bellevue High School - Reflector Yearbook (Bellevue, KY)

Text from Pages 1 - 96 of the 1958 volume:

YOU WERE THERE l ' -I-he reflec-I-or BELLEVUE HIGH SCHOOL ' KENTUCKY I AT BELLEVUE IN '58 classes page 23 features page 55 2 faculty page 17 activities page 41 athletics page 61 f1 4' Qff -W-4. -. gg ...ssxx . - XX Q PA 4. S-4 gg t 41 Q' f 1.,t,.,,, me-im -- - -...Ma .,..., -......., ar ---V--f -.. ...M , E- A 'v . S S .au-13' ...n SF' WORKIN TGWARD A GOAL 1:9 , F215 if f, f if mf? f' ,E Y Elf F13 V f'5:f'ff!i IW, L 'fkifx ,I inf! V W! ilf 'x,.f':5 ,JJ ff LI-15 UVW I JN PREPARING 4 if Above: Typing students know that practice makes perfeciw as they wcrk to increase their speed and accuracy. an ,.4a- Iudy Guenther FOR THE FUTURE ove T m 11 pr fmtobly spent m study ren mq Above Those Fxqhth C-md rs are apr Inf! y cttenhve i und refuen work then work m Ar IIITIQUC Ik hu Grxswold 7 ., . 3 , J 4 0 B. ' J x, MGT 4 K , -Y N '-. ' , -' ---, 1 ' , W ' Q v Ab : II '- m who :muy 1:4 ' , d' : , .' A 1 ,J , ll ' - U0 . 4' ' ii W' . A! ' v ,f CHEERING THE TIGERS ON Above: A crucial moment in the Bellevue-Highlands game. 8 ww aim? i I XXX gy ng 3 N -. X ,ff Top: Tw iv 'Nlfl Fijni C:unty Dic 11 1 'iw ,xi ' fly: 1215? 1iCI1l in zz., 1 :mini f.: tho 'V , fs, Bottom: Pill Numa. I1 ,vous 25 he fvulfwd . --,' . Fcw M' 1 ty 'JN 1: N driblflfto SWF I'l 1I1 1 9 Above: With the cheerleaders at the Beechwood basketball qcrme. Right: On the tennis couris with Don Meyer. Below: A1 the lunior-Senior Prom in '57. X4 LEARNING TO LIVE WITH GTHERS and om we1w'Uww Ii ' i i fu 'L 'fi f gs 'Q l 'vsxf fc 4, . 1 . ,L 1 a . 5 ui qu- ' 'Y ii s v H o If .1 JFS' 1 i N E ,mh. ... ..... ,,...... M P , Vg' ...Q R A , ,.. H ,,..,...n-so-v .? f g H ..--w ,snare .nas Q 3 ,iq W9 2 . 4 npgsusn ,Q-Q, that an :gr- 'Y H , 'pu--eomllnwf -yffivf k k LJ raw, , K :nun X ,l 7 ..g.. if E S 5 Faculty MRS IMOGENE F. BENNETT English, Spelling, Geography MISS MARGARET BERGMYER English, Latin MR. NORMAN A. DEEB General Science, Mathematics, Head Football Coach MRS. ARLENE I. DICKERSON Physical Education for Girls MRS. IUNE B. DOLLOFF English, l listcry, Geography MR. MELVIN E. FARLEY Physics, Chemistry, Biology MR. IACK LEE I-'ORMAN Mathematics MISS NELVA GILES Librarian MRS. EVA I. HINKEL Art MR. RUSSELL L. HINKLE Band Director MR. IAMES R. IENKINS Visual Aids, Mathematics MR. ROGER G. KLEIN Driving, Attendance Officer 20 Faculty MR. IOSEPH E. KOHLER S .3111 Studms MRS. ALBERTA LANHAM Home Economics MR. ROY T. MCKENNEY PI1ys1:.1I Educ11t1'n fer Boys, Basket bull Coc1:I1 MISS VINCO MOORE ISILQILLIII, Ig-.g:..f:1 MISS VIRGINIA E. MURRELI. D11o:'1u,1 1:1 Lihnral Music MRS. IEAN W. ROMARD C Smmf-r. H MR. THOMAS E. ROMARD Mcxnuul Ants, Mf:ch.1111cQ1l Drcxwinq MR. IOHN E. SCHAAR ASZEZISI IIIY I'1111ri1'nl, Ccmmcrcfi, A111 Iotif Dirwgi-.1 MISS ELEANORE SMAIN EUVIIISII, SpCOCI1, Drcxmntics MRS. MARGARET W. SMITH XV III Ii11:f1zy, I IIIIII I1 1 11 I.1w DC 111 If KIIIIIQ MISS RUTH WARREN i7 Q11 S 113' ' 17115 1111111011-i011I MR. OWEN R. WEIS I1.fX1'11-111x11g.'.: 21 OILWPJIB-UIPJIL.. css one of the 353 students Vh --I i id' . -7 S Q in Qi? 'ww-.Ll-Q 'fr'-QA 'Q inf Wav! 'YNY 10 A 5' is g 5 , RAY BRICKING Man is the only creature en- dowed with the power cf laughter. Giovillo. Spanish Club l, 25 Reading Club 25 Phi Pi l, 25 Swimminq 3: Baseball 35 Mixed Chorus 35 Glee Club 35 Basketball ly Track 15 Reflector 4. CHARLES COOK They are never alone that are accompanied with noble thoughts, Sidney. KEN BROCK lie who has lived obscurely and quietly has lived well. - - Cvid, ELIZABETH COTTINGHAM 'What wisdom can you find that is areater than kindness, f Rousseau, GAA. L. 2, 35 Rifle Club l, 2, 3, 4, Secy. 35 Reflector 4. JANET BASS When looks are fine and words are few. Cv.A.A. l, 2, 3, 4, Treas. 35 Glee Club 2, 3, 45 Reading Club 25 lr. Cheerleader 25 Varsity Cheer- leader 3, 45 HR. Secy. 45 Reflector 4. ERNEST DALE BAY I-Ie will succeed5 for he be- lieves all he says. -Mira beau. IEANETTE BASS Briaht as young diamonds in their infant dew. -Dryden. G.A.A. I, 2, 3, 4, Secy. 35 Glee Club 2, 3, 45 Reading Club 25 Ir. Cheerleader 25 Varsity Cheerleader 3, 45 HR, Secy. 35 Snow Queen 45 Reflector 4. WILLIAM BLAIR Independence now and inde- pendence forever. -Webster. CHRIS CHRIS'I'OFIEI.D Seniors BARBARA SUE BRYANT A mother's pr.de5 a father's joy. -lScott. Glee Club 2, 3, 4, Secy, 45 Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 45 Girls' Ensemble 45 I-LR. Pres. 35 Class Pres. 35 Office 45 Co-Editor Reflector 45 Co- Salutatorian. DAVE CULP Aye, every inch a kind. Track l, 25 Glee Club l, 2, 3, 45 Football l, 25 Phi Pi l, 2, 35 Reading Club 25 Spanish Club 35 Chemistry Club 3, 45 Basketball l, 3, 4: Swimming 3, 45 HR. Pres. l, 45 SiL1ClPl'1l Council 4, V. Pres. 45 Snow King 45 Reflector 4. WILLIAM CHIEEVERS None but himself can be his parallel. Glee Club 2, 3, 4, Secy. 45 Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 45 Hi-Y 45 Tennis l, 2, 3, 4, L. 3, 45 Chemistry Club 3, 45 B Club 3, 4, Treas.. 25 Basketball l, 2, 3, L, 35 Christ- mas Ball Attendant 45 Re- flector 4. IERRY DOUGHERTY A man he seems of cheer- ful yesterdays and confident tomfgrrowsf' 5 Ntfrirdsworth. Newport Catholic l, 25 Foot- ball 3, 4, L. 45 B Club 4. It is pleasing to be pointed at with the finger and to have it said, 'There qocs the man. '-Emerson. B Club l, 2, 3, 45 Baseball l, 2, 3, 4, L. 2, 3, 45 Football l, 2, 3, 4, L. 3, 45 Basketball I, 2, 3, 4, L. 3, 45 Spanish Club 25 Reading Club 25 Student Council 35 HR. Treas, I, 4, V. Pres. 2, 35 Class V. Pres. l, 35 Prom Attendant 3. DON FAGALEY To do easily what is difficult for others is the mark of talent. --Amiel. Hi-Y 45 Foot- ball 1, 2, 3, 4, L. 3, 45 Basket- ball l, 2, 3: B Club 2, 3. 45 Track 1, 2, 3, 4, L. I, 3, 45 Cleo Club I, 2, 35 Mixed Chorus l, 2, 35 Most Efficient Biiik 45 SPGUISII Club 2, 35 lr. Acad. of Sci. l, 25 Chemis- try Club 3, 45 Reading Club 25 Reflector 4. -Q-J X -af 'Quai .. ,f-lg I3 tif ad!- o mx .f 'i' fs. fm' il ii 1? 4? :L ull -r-'rf DON FREY CAROL FURNISH CAROL GEORGI X 111 1111 IX 1111 1xx'11 1.-'X 111511113 1111111 111f1kf'111 FI 1 1 11111 1 11 .1111111111 1' 1I111l111I111'41.11 111111 11 1 11 1. 1 71:21 11111-112. 1 1111 P21111 ff, 1 11 11 11 1,2 -T1 1.1Lxf.1L'11 2115 11 4yC1Z1:21 .1 1' TJ'111x1W -Z, 11111 111 9 4' 1' i1..1'1.1'-.. 1, 11 Q1 -1- 11.11.11 7- 1 Sxfvfg' 1I1S1. 1111111111119 fi ' 1if1'X'11 111111111 '.'1 H- 11011-1'1 11. IUDITH ANN GUENTHER 1 1 1 1 111 11 11 1 1 11111 111 HX w11111111:4 511111111111 is 111 11:1 S 1 - 1- t-'111 1-11111111 1111111 111 111111111- 11.11. 1w::::. 1'1,c111111111111'. 11111 111 1, 1 11' A 11 11111 IT, 3, 4, 1111111 1111111 L1, fl, 1111111- 111f7 Q1111' 1, 2: 1.11.11 341, T117 11111 1 '7' C A A 1- 411111121 W. 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Treas. 1, Socy. 4, Re- BETTY RIDDELL VIOLA SCHOFF - ..:3P y -or RAMONA ANN MOOAR O, thou att fairer than the evwnitiit au clad in the ltrwziity ol it tht usand st zt:,.' ltltttl vve. lltvrn A 1- n.1a.i. 3, liilvlc Club 1, Blind 1, 2, f'.ll.A. 1, 2, Trl-lli-Y 2, Play tlerlttt 4. IACK RAVER A little nonsense new :ini then is relished by thc lest rf men. Travl: 1, 4, Rift-t Club l, 2, 3, Mixed Cltcrtzs 1, 2, li, 4, Cleo Club 1, 2, 3, 4. RUTH ANN NEAL Music is well said to be the speech of angels. -Carlyse. Hand 1, 2, 3, 4, Rifle Club 2, 3, 4: Glee Club 3, 4, Mixed Chorus 4, F.H.A. 1, G.A.A. 1, Office 4, Reading Club 2, Tri-Hi-Y 2, Reflector 4. TOM RECE Respect him, take him and use him well, he's worthy of it. Anon. Swimming 2, 3, 4, I.. 3, Track 1, 2, Football Manager 2, L. 2: B Club 2, 3, 4: Hi-Y 2, 3, Phi Pi 1. 2, 3, Play 1, 2, Chemistry Club 3, 4, Reading Club 1, 2, 3, Spanish Club 1, 2, 3, Rifle Club 1, 2, Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, Glee Club 1, 2, 3. 4, World Affairs lnst. 3, 4, HR. Pres. 1, Treas. 4, Student Council 1, Football 1, Reflece tor 4, Co-Salutatorian. Em- EARL IOHNSON l-loner lies in honest toil. -Cleveland. Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Pres. 4, Bass Octet 1, Bass Sextet 2, 4, Trumpet Solo 1, 2, 3, 4, Rifle Club 1, 2, 3, 4: Tennis l, Art Club 1. SANDRA LEE KLEIN She is pretty to walk with, and witty to talk With, and pleasant, too, to think en. -- Melton. Prom Oueen 3, Var- sity Cheerleader 3, 4, lr. Cheerleader 1, 2, H.R. V. Pres. 1, F.l-1.A. 2, 3, 4, Treas. 4, Librarian 3, Phi Pi 1, 2, 3, 4, Spanish Club 3, Secy. 3, Reading Club 2, Play 1, Tri-Hi-Y 2: G.A.A. 1, 2, 3: Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4: Office 1, 2, 3, 4, Safety lnst. Dele- BOB IONES Whatever he did was done with much ease, in him alone 'twas natural to please. Football 1, 2, 3, 4, L. 2, 3, 4, Co-Capt. 4, Most Valuable Player 4, A11-N.K.A.C. 4, A114 State 3rd Team 4, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, L. 2, 3, 4, Capt. 3, 4, A11-N.K.A.C. 3, All-State Hon. Men. 3, Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4, L. 1, 2, 3, 4, B Club 1, 2, 3, 4, li.R. Pres. 3, 4, Class Pres. 4, Student Council 3, 4, Pres. 4, Prom Attendant 3, Spanish Club 3, Reflector 4. CLARK MILLARD The man that loves and laughs must surely do well. Footlicill l, 2, 3, Track 1, 2, Rifle Clulz 1, 2. Seniors TOM OWENS The truth is within nur- sfilvesf' Browning. Band 1, 2 3, 4, Rrass Sextet 1, Rrass 'Fifi-1 2, Reading Club 1, 2, Rifle Club 1, 2, Phi Pi 1, 2' Rclkctcr 4. Seeing cnly what is fair, szttfyurig only what is sweet. ffmcrscn. Glee Club 2, 3, 4, CAA. 1, 2, 3, Phi Pi 1, 2 3, 4, Treas. 4, Reading X lub 3, Bible Club 1, Chemis- 3'tib 3- FH A 1 2 3 4 nycib-, .... ,,.,c,, 'l'rc1.is. 3, Dist. Reporter 3, Pres. 4, Play 1, Reflector 4. A A ... - , an f-up in-v A I gate 3, 4, Reflector 4. DEBBY There smile, energy Club 1, 1, 2, 3, Varsity G.A.A. PETHEY is friendliness in her wit in her speech, in her deeds. Cwlee 2, 3, 4, Mixed Cficrus 4, lr. Cheerleader 1: Cheerleader 2, 3, 4, 1, 2, 3, 4, Treas. 4, Phi Pi 1, 2, 3, 4, Secy. 3, V. Pres. 4- Play 2, 3, F.H.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Song Leader 3, V. Pres. 4, Reading Club 2, Tri- Hi-Y 2, Spanish Club CC, V. Pres. 3, Prom Attendant 3, HR. Secy. 1, 2, Treas. 3, Class Secy. 1, 3, 4, V. Pres. 2, Student Council 4, Student Reporter 4, Safety lnst. 3, 4, Office 2, 4, Chemistry Club 4, Co-Editor of Reflector 4, Vale- dictorian. MIKE RILEY Happy ani l, frcrn care lm free. Rifle Club 1, Football 1. '25 154, -A A si GILBERT PHIPPS A friend may well be r fi c 1-1 it n e rl the masterpiece if ri Mute. Ernersf n. llaslcfit- lrill 1, 2, 3, Rifle Club 1, f't'fl11lSl1 Club 1, HR. Trozis. 2, Reflector 4. llftr very frowns are fairer f tt, than smiles of other in a i d e ns are. f Coleridge. f1.A,A, 1, 2, 3, 4, F.l'l.A. 1, f', .t, 4, Parliarnentarian 3, 4, 'Tri-lli-Y 2, Glen C'lub 1, 2, 3, -1, lylixefl Chorus 2, 3, 4, Girls' linsernble 4, UN. Dele- ftuto 4, Reflector 4. 'Fl 5' W 'tx ii. DOROTHY SEIBERT 'Neatncss is the crownina arrce if xv tn:inhvtd. Glow Club l, 2, 3, 4, Vice Pres. 4, Mixefl Vt, tus 2, 3, 4, Girls' lSl'lilt'l'lllWl'l 2, 3, 4, Class Trcas. 4, Cffivt' l, 4, Reaclina Club 2, Tri-llt-Y 2, Student Reporter 3, G.A.A. l, 3, 4, Asst. llditt xf Rfllcctcr 4. NANCY TURNER A niorty heart :tooth qond like a medicine. Proverbs. Phi Pi l, 2, 3, 4, Treas. 3, Pros. 4, Play 2, 3, Speech Ft-stival 2, 3, Band l, 2, 4, G.A.A. l, 2, Office 4, Cleo Club l, Chemistry Club 4, Reflector 4. 'Wu ROY SMITH High-erected thought seated in the heart cf courtesy. Sidney. Reading Club l, 2, lfli-Y 2, 3, 4, Band l, 2, 3, Phi Pi 3, 4, Drama Festival 3: Play 2, 3, Swimrninq 4, Rifle Club 2, 3, Drum En- semble 3, Spanish Club l, Baseball Manaqor l, 2, B Club 2, 3, Chemistry Club 4, Track Manaqer 3, Track 4, HR. V. Pres. 2, Reflector 4. KEN WEBER lf there be any truer measure of a man than by what he does, it rnust be by what ho aives. -- South. l-l,R. Secy. l, 2, 3, Class V. Pres. 3, HR. V. Pres. 4, Student Council 4, Rifle Club l, 2, 4, V. Pres. 2, Treas. 4, Chemistry Club 3, Spanish Club l, 2, Moch General Assembly 4, Track l, 2, 4, L. 2, 4, Reflector 4. Below: Queen Sandy Klein and attendants Debby Petrey and Ramona Mooar rush to the tele- phone to break the qood news to their families. ie- , ' .Nl 'K TOM SWOPE A self-made man! Basket- bfill l, 2, 3, 4, L. 3, 4, Track l, B Club 3, 4, Glee Club l, 2, 3, Mixed Chorus l, 2, 3, Reflector 4. KAY YELTON As pure as a pearl, and as perfect, a noble and innocent airlf'--Meredith. Tri-l-li-Y 2, Cleo Club l, 2, 3, 4, Treas. 4, Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 4, Girls' Ensemble 3, 4, HR. Pres. 2, HR. V. Pres. 3, Class Treas. l, G.A.A. l, 2, 3, 4, V. xPros. 4, Christmas Ball Attendant 4, Football Sweet- heart 4, Reading Club 2, Stu- dent Council 2, 3, Student Re- porter 4, Reflector 4. ...Q LARRY 'l'U'NGE'1' The world rewards the ap- pearance of merit oftener than rn e r i t itself. -La Rochefu- caued. IOYCE ZOLMAN She arins and the world arins with her. Piqua Central l, 2, 3, Cheer Club 2, 3, Y Teens l, 2, 3, Smoke Signals Staff 3, 300 Club 3: Volleyball 2, French Club 3: Gymboree 3, Phi Pi 3: Glee Club 4, Home Economics Club l, Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 4, Re- flector 4. 8 lx es MARY IANE TURNER Little deeds of kindness, little wrprds of love, help to make earth happy, like the heaven 'ihovof'--Carney. Phi Pi l. 2, Play 4, G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Secy. 4, Tri-Hi-Y 2, l-l.R. Treas. l, Girls' Ensemble 3, 4, Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 4, PHA. 2, Glee Club l, 2, 3, 4, Rifle Club 4, Bible Club l, Reflector 4. s. . ,k 1 K l xxx 3'. A X Senior Honors 5 VALEDICTORIAN The highest honor which the school can qrcrni goes io DEBBY PETREY who mcxintorined the hiqhest scholastic standing in her cioss for C1 four year period. CO SALUTATORIANS TOM RECE and SUE BRYANT tied for second place scholastic honors ond were named CoSor1uiotor1c1ns Toni Rece Sue Bryant ,as ' ' 'uf 29 'Q Debbv Pehey --Q Juniors Barnett, Tom Blersch, Charles Bouqhner, Ray Bruns, Frank Davies, Lois Do Remus, Douglas Ernst, Richard Flora, Linda Gossett, Ronald Hanson, William Hassan, Iames llatfield, Donald Haynes, Tom lloath, Richard lleister, Peter lanes, Robert R. Kerlin, Clara Kiser, Eddie Knapke, Iudy Lena, Arlene Lourck, Robert Martin, Carolyn Moore, Iudith Moreland, Diane Parker, Ruth Pitzer, loan Moyer, Donald Meyer, Robert Morton, Frank Mueller, George S ' Q.. ' 9! 4 Alf. 5 Riga - , A . ' Q Q . ,-if JA ' , 3 eq UI 1, gh ' if 1 .4 'W' 1 x Q 4 'E' J X L ' f 1' Q 'rrp' fy QV' 1: ff 'yi , QF 1 'df .ff he An Q Au 1 1-me f: :W AH I Y ,, ,A A ff , u ' 5 ur :JR fi - x If rr . 5 2-52 . N t , ' ,fi ,lf .ze:5:.5. 5251: 5 'VI , ,X wk V! i ' Qils Ki x n .. 'ffl . psf,- Q Q.. ' .' ' ' Y, ' iq! ' Je-if fi!! i , rr . 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K., rtl Frosh Abrams, Helen Auteri, Mike Barrett, Ieffery Barr, Donald Beebe, Danny Bingham, Gail Bryant, Sandra Cottinqham, Virginia Delaney, Carole Iean Delaney, Io Ann Bradford, Dennis Brickinq, Gary Campbell, William Chase, Iohn Class, Russell Deller, Kim Demler, Robert Elliott, Mary Belle Fields, Helen Fowee, Harriet Gausphol, Richard Geqan, Patricia Gerrish, Suzanne Gesser, Bonnie Guclciean, Rose Ann Hassan, Carolyn Haynes, Robert Hendrick, Barbara Hoffman, Barbara l-loop, ludith lanes, Polly Iulick, Kathleen Kenney, loseph Knorr, Barbara Lawrence, Howard Lind, Bonnie Louahnan, Larry McCarter, Peqqy McCormick, Iennifer McCown, Stephenie McGovern, Patricia Morton, Gerald Ostermeyer, William Overman, lames Pfeiffer, Charles Rachford, Michael Robertson, Iames McNamara, Iudy Millard, Nancy Moermond, Peqqy Musick, Sandra Ross, David Ruck, Charlene Schulte, Rose Marie Seelcamp, Elizabeth Seibert, Carol Stanfield, Colin Stieby, Tom Starch, Charles Strickley, Victoria Swopo, Carol Tierney, Robert Townsley, Thomas Tyrrell, loy Walker, lohn Ward, Charles Webster, Patsy Welsch, Constance Wray, Icrmes Wuillemier, Rudolph Classes Are Varied Right: Commercial Law is a one- semester course taught by Mrs. Smith and is intended primarily for Seniors. The group pictured here is studying a section on the general topic of insurance. vw.. Above: These Seventh Grade boys under the direction of Mrs. Hinkel en- ioy a variety of activities in Art Class including charcoal drawing, enamel work, papier-mache and others. Nancy Stodqhill, enrolled in the elective art class, also works during this period. Right: This hard working group is one of Mr. McKenney's classes in Physical Education. Calisthenics is just one phase of an interesting and varied pro- gram. Above: Bah Auteri, Iudy McNamara, Nancy Millard and Ray Bouqhner work some simple problems in First Year Algebra which is tauqht by Mr. Weis 37 Below: Mr. Ramard explains some principles and techniques to Tom Owens, Tom Sorrell and Frank Morton that they will need to under- stand in order to properly assemble the lamp bases which they are making in Manual Arts Class. Below: Mrs. Lanham, Home Economics instructor, gives a practical demonstration to her class in clothing construction. Eighth Grade Baglrn Don Bentley Robert Blarr Eugene Burns Conrad Chase Ierry Clos Charles Courtney Paul DoRemus Betty Crawford Ioelame Dunn Pat Frommel Donna Gabel Carol Gahr Fred Gerrrsh W1ll1am Harms Fred Honebrmk Karen Hollan Wxlma Hunt Iudy lohnson Carolyn Kennedy Ioe Krnq Ioy Lamb Mane Lapham Danny Manser Allen MacM1llan Charles McCracken Helen Meyers Dale Moreland Wrlham Murley Bxlly lune O Brren Robert Otten Manlyn Phlpps Phyllrs Prtzer Donald Puckett Roberta Rachforcl Pamela Roberts Gayle Schoff Wrlllam Secrrst Barbara Seward Karl Seyfrred Iudrth Shanks Charles Supple Charles Smrth Steve Stanfreld Toby Sue Stoclqhrll Herbert Tatman Ted Turner Pat Therl Ruth Welch Wxllram Wrllaman Denms Wxllrams Wanda Wmterman Ron N! T- '36 T MV I I 3 if ps. 'Cf' Y 8. ' me-A E-9 0 40 Y' gn' 7 V Q-sv 'NI X ,rf sv R 77... if Nd if S-n ?f I' V hr., if 9 if v-f-Y war' I Illllllll ..... 38 I , Q .F V . al K k f 5 f ' ' , - u- 2, 'fu-1 ' ' lqf , , -v ' 5 ' 1 Y' I , .. K .,, lx I M4 6. I. 1 ,,. 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C ' H ' 'Q Nr 1 gt 7 6 ax ar we N, V7 Y hr' Nr J' ll fl! t 43 I .of mx ffwal Seventh Grade Alexander Kenneth Barnett Iames Behrle Phylhs Bradford Sharon Bryant Fred Byrum Davld Cavana lames Collms Mary Cottmqham Paulette Davres ludrth Dawn Iames Decker l-larlm Drach Chrrstme Duncan Drane Faqaley Bruce Fahrenholtz Charlene Frtzpatrrck Rrchard Forbus Garl Fow e Tom Fuqatc Kenneth Gauspohl Thomas Gubser Charles Hake Maraaret Hall Nancy Hamlm Sandra Hartman Melody Hrutman Sally lanes lames Lanter Sue Alxce Lynaqh Barbara Mattox Harold McCown Mike Noms Ronald Overman Rrchard Phlllrpx lames Rush Charles Rutherford Carol Scaqqs Sharon Schulte Pamela Sears Patrlcra Shanks Mxke Srmms Kenneth Smrth Sharon Taylor Barbara Thomas Ienmfer Tumler Ralph Ulsas Rlchard Vance Barbara Vance Ianet Veatch Sandra Wertkamp Margaret Wrllrams Robert Wray W1ll1am You wane Umm. .. enjoying activities Abo Q Y Reflector Staff Editors: Debby Petrey, Sue Bryant. Asst. Editors: Carol Georqi, Dorothy Seibert. Advertising Manager: Tom Rece. Advertising Agents: Bill Cheevers, Paul Harris, David Culp, Ray Brickinq, Gilbert Phipps, Tom Swope, Ken Weber, Carol Furnish, Don Giles, Tom Owens, Ioyce Zalman. Class Reporters: Kay Yelton, Iohn Gris- wold, Elizabeth Cottinqham. Club Reporters: Ramona Mooar, Iudy Guenther, Nancy Turner. Sportswriters: Cljootballl Don Faqaley, QBaske-tballl Bob Iones, CSprinq Sportsl Dave Graham, CGirls Athleticsl Mary Iane Turner. Typist: Ruth Neal. Photographers: Don Frey, Roy Smith. Subscription Agents: Sandy Klein, Ianet Bass, Alice Herndon, Betty Riddell, Viola Schott, Ieannette Bass. Faculty Sponsor: Mrs. Margaret Smith. par' Above Seated F Ccltmqham M I Turner M K Yelton C GGOTQI R A N901 Sn-mdmg D Frey D Fagaley B Iones D Graham Bryant D Petrey D Seibert N Turner R Mooar I Guenther I Griswold R Smith Mrs M Smith Below, Seated: I. Ba.s, P. Harris, I. Bass I. Zolman B. Riddell T. Standing: T, Swqpv D. Giles D, Culp R. Brickinq. Owens, K. Weber, B. Chee-vers S. Klein V. Scholl C. Furnish T. Rece. 'El 45,4 I. y-A Rifle Club Interest in the Rifle Club never seems .to lag at Bellevue High, regardless of the many demands made upon the students' time and attention by other activities and part-time iobs. Every other Saturday morning finds an enthusiastic group of sharpshooters on hand in the gym for target practice. The Rifle Club, which is affiliated with the National Rifle Association, teaches safety in the use of firearms and tries to develop per- severance and attention to detail along with good marksmanship. A tournament is held each year for club members and awards are available for all those who meet the require- ments of a prescribed course. Rifle Club officers are Ron Gossett, presi- dent: Lanny Pemberton, vice president, Don Meyer, secretary, Ken Weber, treasurer and Mr. Ioe Kohler, Faculty Sponsor. Below: These marksmen get set for a little target prac- tice. n U- is f .t...f t i no Above: Results are checked at the other end to see just how accurate the first marks- men really were. Lett: Mr. Kohler instructs Ruth Neal and Elizabeth Cotting- ham in the proper technique for cleaning a rifle. M rl' lp -ig mt: Ir J ,s W t 1 g Above: The choir cs it presented Q program of Christmas music. i 9 X 1 t 2 6 r V- 1 . A I , Q P ' Above:'The girls' ensemble ot Q B , WV 5 ,, x the Christmas program. 6 .Gm N I EA. H gr-4 J X V qs? I - 1 I Above: The 1957 cznnugl spring concert featured g mixed chorus of almost sixty voices Y t I iz, U IA L5 4 97 5 ,Qi 14 I Q at g if F ll t 2, i A 5 5 .A 1, Ax, I ' A. in ' , f V 5 , ,g 'N' . q, A U' . s i, 'f g ,- 'Wei ' H jk t 2 ,ffl 1 , 3 V? ' l x l t l 4 l. s. Q., , l ' I I s I '. l , ' ' . H kj!! Elti ill, li, rx l ' TI t, t lx ,f fi U ta Qld st ' tit l i ' 5 i if it ' t Above: The Girls' Glee Club was as pleasing to the eye cis to the ear ut the spring concert. Right: The Boys' Chorus was respon- sible for cm important part of the musical evening. n. I fi, n ' ,lx ,NN 4, ,X 'Tlx 'V' Ili'-'xv 'N t Q ,, to 'K V ' I 7 Q x f f I ' X lpn 'Sf i ' f W f ' i'Bf Vi, 1 Xivjfpi' I If 5 at t .1 g .1 l l ... B is. Under the leadership ot an enthusiastic new director, Mr. Russell l-linkle, the Bellevue Band had an interesting and successful year. As a Well-trained and spirited inarchina band, this aroup ot hard worlcinq young rnusicians made a real contribution to the football season. Throughout the year, at concerts, at assembly proararns, and at the local and state music contests the band made an excellent showing. The Band Parents Association presented letters and awards at the annual banquet which they give each spring for all members ot the band. isp X. 5 Q i 'ao a BHS Band MAIOHETTES Left: Donna Braun, Carol Georqi, Alice Hernd.-n, Drum Major Danny Barr, Lynda W'etzel, ludy Moore. 46 c...-All Nt, Above: A Home Economics class at work in the Foods Lab, President Secretary . . . Parliamentcrrian llistorian F. H. A. is a nation-wide organization ot high school girls who are enrolled in Home Economics courses. lts purpose is to promote better understanding and ap- preciation ot homonialcing, and to prepare America's homeniakers tor the responsibilities of family and com- munity lite. During the course ot the year, F. H. A. gave a dance, a Mother and Daughter Banquet, several candy sales, a skating party, a hayride, an annual style show tor the P. T, A., and sent a Care package overseas. The F. H. A. attended two district meetings and was 'Hx . . Betty Riddell Vice President Debby Petrey Pat Newman Treasurer Sandy Klein Viola Schott Song Leader Lynn Thiery .. . Carol Trotter Reporter lulie Rachford Sponsor . ...... ...Mrs Alberta Lanham represented at the annual State Meeting held at Western State College with two members and tho advisor. Betty Riddell, president, received her State Honioniakens Degree at this meeting. This is the highest honor that is given to any member. F. H. A. had a birthday party this year at which each girl contributed according to her ago for the State Scholarship Fund. This Scholarship Fund pro- vides tor one year ot college tor eight girls selected at large from the state. sJ YZ7 few - 4 dak of sit 7 J 1 Q2 Q9 G Student Council weft Seated: L. Pemberton, R. Wuillemier, C. Gauspohl, B. Hendricks, I. Cavana, D. Pitzer, K. Weber, D. Petrey, E. Kiser, D. Graham, G. Wormald. Standing: Mr. D. Davis, F. Rose, D. Culp, D. Ernst. B. Iones. Student Council, which is made up of class officers of grades seven through twelve, meets once each week with the principal to discuss school problems and plan activities. Suggestions, plans, and various announcements are then taken back to Home Room groups the following morning during class meetings. Several campaigns and charitable projects were handled through .Stu- dent Council this year as has been customary in the past. Sponsor - Mr. Don Davis 'lttlzlf J' -'ffm POR misss P k . . N 3' vl xfNLSllT Far lelt: One of the money making projects this year was the sale of notebook and typing paper through the use of vending machines. Bob Iones is pictured at the left buying paper in the prin- cipal's office. Left: Student Council also printed and distributed free basketball programs as one of its projects. Iudy Trotter is shown here giving a copy to Mrs. Hinkel. ag, s 5 sc z .s Q it tlgitfptgittii v ti cw M16 im. ffm, Stxz K ' :Rn 'Rh EIU 'NNW Q sg, till. - I ss IIHI'-1.4 R fkciz ,U Q1 Xilllu Ku K Above: Don Giles in Chemistry Class. First row: Mr. Melvin Farley, D. Fagaley, D. Graham, Dave Culp, B. Yung, G. Mueller, T. Barnett, D. DoRemus. Second row: T. Rece, R. Smith, N. Turner, D. Petrey, D. Giles, C. Blersch, E. Bay. Third Chemistry Club The increased emphasis being placed by govern- ment and industry upon the teaching of science has helped to focus attention on high school chemistry and to make students realize the extremely vital part it plays in the curriculum. Members of the Chemistry Club through their class and related activities are striving to better prepare themselves to make a worth- while contribution to the scientific world of the future, Sponsor - Mr. Melvin Farley row: B. Cheevers, D. Frey, I. Rachford, I. Wiete, I. Hassan, P. Heister, R. Gossett. I Illlll l XXUXI Pl li'-. lltt ttlel ,Z Librarians Above: Prod Rose ana Danny Boch make their selections from the well stocked fiction section. Reading Club An excerpt from the Constitution of the Reading Club sets iorth its purpose as follows: The Bellevue High School Reading Club shall have as its immediate purpose, the fostering of good reading habits with the ultimate purpose of providing through Above. Seated: Iudy Trotter, Pat Georgi, Miss Giles, Standing: Bonnie Lind, lackie Sasse, loy Tyrrell, Helen Fields, lanice Setters, Brenda Euller, Donna Trunnel, Each year Miss Nelva Giles, librarian, selects a group of students who assist her by delivering library notices, checking attendance, typing, collecting fines and by helping to keep the library neat and attractive. The entire student body enjoys Corning to the library and utilizing its excellent facilities. reading, a profitable use of leisure time throughout the life ot its members, by developing an ability and a desire to read for instruction, information, appreciation and entertainment. Sponsor - Mrs. Margaret Berqmyer Girls are selected each year to assist with office duties and to run errands in each of the four offices. Ordinarily a girl serves one period daily. Right: Office ef Mrs. Margaret Smith Dean of Girls. Seated: Carol Georgi. Standing: Pat Georqi, Ruth Ann Parker, Carolyn Martin, ludy Trotter, Mrs. Smith. At desk: Ruth Ann Neal. 1 Right: Office of Mr. Roger Klein, At- tendance Officer. Left to right: Brenda Buller, Diane Smith, Debby Petrey, Rosemary Schulte, Pat Hood, loan Tho- mtin, Sandy Klein, Carolyn lohnson, Rita Wondrely, Mr. Klein. 53 Student Aids Left: Office of Miss Ruth Warren, Secretary tc the Superintendent. Left to right: Dorothy Seibert. Miss Warren. Standing: Iudy Rohrer, Donna Braun, Iudy Guenther. Left: Office of Mr. Den Davis, Principal and Mr. Iohn Schaar, Asst. Principal, Left to right: Sue Bryant, Mr. Davis, Carole Reuse, Linda Flora, Rita Wond- rely, Nancy Turner, Sylvia Waq- ener, lean Pitzer, Iudy Knapke. 1' You www Umm. . picking the fecrlu res T522 If viv 1- fi. Y 6 We---. 2 3 5' iili ' I A 'ZSSJVFVIU' as 4' 31' :ii-11d ll 1 i 'nnuIl-ali141l-'..., vans- .-.- on .- A E, ! 1' 1 7 H4 . , -,Q JL, c Q. 3 1 A I1 +1 Q 5' L' ' Vg, 5:53 7 1 5 . ' A ' u , ff gk' 5 ski: i y W I L, ff!,'v. 7:7 'fl li , 5 V , ' 51 92. U Lf l k f :F -.Q-K V T f Q fi W ' V if ' V . Q 4 4 6 .' 'Q- . 551. v W . 1 ,',43.,,,i. M 'f 155, 145: if L- A n,A l 17' ' P 4-Jr 4,51 if K y tmuf lri we ' fl! H I QV ' K' mf-f? !' ,ltr 'A H' A Q Above: Dcrvo Graham and Sandy Klein orc crowned king and queen lry Gerry Swuuqvr and Estelle Dcrniel who shared these coveted lic rin rs the yvrrr' lwoffxre. Right: Sonrly Klein, the lQ57 Iunicr Prom Queen, is surrounded by lzcr' two crttenrlonts, Doblfy Petrey tsecrtod crt the left? ond Rcrmonc lklcoar fstrrndinql. Below: Tino vfrrrplete royal ccurt was mode up cf Rcrrnoncr Mooclr, Queen Sanity Klein, Debby Petrey, Chris Clrristofield, King Dove Grcrlrcrm ond Bob lones, ut Bellevue Hiqlrs lcqrdinq soiiol event held in the Sinton llotel Ballroom each spring. fe A It QL 2 'W' J N, - Nb , 'W V P' Junior-Senior K Prom l957 - L r if ,K 'fx A ix 'Q f jr -'Q -. , I 1 ' L W 135- 1 - t. W, , . V, 17 1 al 1 Wrf Y Above: P1i11c11 11 I7 I1 DGV1 FT wn Kmq Duve Culp and Queen Iocmneile BCISS :zolcwtoai by 111111101 v 11 1111o11f 1111 Soma Right: Hcmxl qonwr 1 ucxety qcm to rmx ihe crow 111111 get evmy way 1 111 1 3 Senior Christmas Ball Above: T111 111 .1 1111111111 G- ,f- J' fy l ,-1 T 'bf' A AY 'Y FRIENDLIEST BEST LOOKING ICCIHGUG BCISS Gnd Kell Weber Ramona Moocrr cmd Don Giles MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED MOST ATHLETIC Sue Bryant and Tom Rece Carol Furnish ond Bob Iones I NN if zz- x if X xr x Q ggL. jg kiifffff kk x i nal :.'. .LQ .K 2 . '-:QF , I if 'f , I 1+ ,, Mii, , . m mi gi f sa Si r K . 0 S . F in n Q E135 . R V ELM' , .,,. U . - 'iif xi ' x x ' X wx my :: . , H 3 X , .A 1 w X ii- QNX 1 A ' A . L. na' .1 ' N :E ,ff H LY 11:1 ,-rx, -W 3 ' flfifi ' ' l--- -4 :T . .4-X i . an R A r E e 5 S ! . , E li J 1 fn, , . ' ' MRQQT?-ff ' ' .4 71, H -s V .A G M,-w'gg,g, 'Jw W f I .4 H! n f an .I ..: 1.. .. U 'iii +1 z.i in ,.o 5 f 13' .al I , 1 is uf sv ' i .35 H 'Q 1 no . I1 is I f . 31 'I' v 1 .iii P 1 I.. Ill W Q v 2 -1 H In L A You www Umm. .. building spirit in a'l'hle-lies ' X4 Q 4 , . sei 1' in Varsity Football The Bellevue Tigers enjoyed another good season under Coach Norman Deeb, chalking up six wins and three losses. The inexperienced Tigers lost the opening game to Boone County 25 to 13 but came back to upset Holmes and Lloyd by scores of 13-7. The following week the Tigers lost a 35-7 decision to a tough Highlands team. After the Highlands loss, the Tigers settled down to a four game winning streak, beginning with' a defeat over stubborn Campbell County by a score of 13 to 12. The following week they shut out Newport 13-0 although most of the players were suffering from a flu epidemic. One week later the Tigers downed Ludlow 33-13 with the reserves seeing most of the action. The final win was the traditional Bellevue-Dayton game with the Tigers coming out on top 7-O. Bellevue finished the season by losing the final game to Dixie 33-O. The running attack was led by Ierry Dougherty and Don Fagaley. Bob Iones, Ierry Dougherty, Bill Hanson and Dennis Bradford were named on the NKAC team while Bob Iones was named on the A11-State third team. The six Seniors lost through graduation are Chris Christofield, Ierry Dougherty, Don Fagaley, Dave Graham, Don Hoop and Bob lones. VARSITY CHEERLEADERS Debby Petrey, Rita Wondreley, Carol Trotter, Sandy Klein, lanet Bass, Ieannette Bass. X -ii, 1957 RECORD W Boone County Holmes Lloyd Highlands Campbell County Newport Ludlow Dayton Dixie 6 13 13 13 7 13 13 33 7 0 They 25 7 7 35 12 U 13 0 33 'FW fn. 'H t gt.. Q A 5 :f 31, ' sk. . , - fam f- T 5.3 V.. x - vw A fp , . f ,f .4 4 F' A t . . if .af In X A N gp? m m kgi:i,m-pf. P-hi' I uw 4 V ,v .. i A X .. K 1 Q -. S ff.: . .Q ,i -4 Af. 9 , ' .1 f K... ky , 6 f nw A, RWM 3' Q rt, ' h ' P' . K' ' 7 4 1 ?'3 f7E r 3? 7? Wfilegl W BIN' , W, ,, , ,, tv.f A ' 'L-fgwfg I fa Wagyu t Fsv2 vaE5 f.z , 1 - A . ,W-5 ,fg,5n, , - 5 A 1 Q, yvf' ' A ?Ba.: ?3E,.. Qn, 171 ,Jgql::,mQE W. ns- La-:f 3 4x32 -Q, 'ak W l QP 'H x f Q 1 . AVLW EL.: 3 -is R ' Jy , ANA., ,3 0.5 fs' ,fl-'P V w 4 -wx .JV .-1-if ':, -' -Q - V 2' ' ' . ..:?f 2w!,p.L :A xt C: e' QS' X ' .wr ig-2 N ' z ,ii ,SVT -'S' 1 a kniflff f +L A 'vw ff M. 4 at 5 A, . AXE? ' 555 ,E .. ,, .. Q .,,', Jn 5 ,av x,.o, Aga? Q Q! 'E 'Ty -' X .- Xi, is , - ,,,. v A.. M- n AW' W 1 TMV I I , in V. .X . , ,R -WQL' 'TM '5 X iw' xkilsifff L,., LZfwxg 7.Lf. N :M A P . s 4 i -. fx t4l ? F Q .xi we Q 5 , ' , . I .f K . i 5 1. E Q u ii 12.3 1 f , ffl! Q I A gg 3 , x ,r L s ' Q Qu ,Qi up 1. s i in , P ar we Q , xi f, y ,gm K .- f X ' ff' lg L Q Q. , . A A x A '35-1 ' Q w P if , Q 4 N. W4 slkjh 3 ,a , . K, ,f f .-1. Football Banquet On December 4, l957, the football squad was honored at a banquet sponsored each year by the Boosters Club. After greetings from Mr. Cliff Tracy, Boosters president, Mr. Ben Flora, former coach and principal of Bellevue took over as toastmaster. The major address of the evening was brought by Mr. Ed Kennedy, well known Cincinnati sports announcer. Iackets were presented to the six Senior players- Ierry Dougherty, Chris Christofield, Don Hoop, Don Fagaley, Bob lones and Dave Graham, as Well as to the cheerleaders-Ianet Bass, Sandy Klein and Debby Petrey. Letters were presented to other players who qualified by participating in the required number of quarters. Coaches awards were presented to Bob lones as the most valuable player, to Don Fagaley as most ef- ficient back, to Bill Hanson as most efficient linesman and to Dennis Bradford for the best attitude. Bill Hanson was named captain for next year. 66 Lett: Coaches Owen Weis, Boy Mc- Kenney, lim Ienkins, Norman Deeb, Speaker Ed Kennedy, Principal Don Davis, Toastmaster Ben Flora. Below: Mary Kay Yelton was voted football sweetheart by the team and Bob lones and Don Hoop were named captains. y I 6 S4 First row: K. Welwr, B. Ianes, D. Giles, B. Cheevers, D. Faqaley, Fields, B. Riddell, G. Forbus, I. Dougherty. Fourth row: L. Pemberton, D, Gi-tiliain, I. Nvllllllttlli, F. Bruns. Second row: H. Hamblin, P. Rose, D. Meyers, B. Hanson, T. Swfupe, D. Hoop, C. Christotield, D. Kelly, I. D. Eiiisl, 'll liece, li. Smith, P. Heister, D. DoRemus, R. Suter. Third Chase. row: lt. Eqqie, G. Wormald, I. Rhcin, H. Bevis, C. Gauspohl, I. B Club Right: Carol Furnish and Bob Iones examine the Sportsmanship Award which the NKAC presented to Bellevue tor the second year at the close of the football season. 67 The B Club is comprised oi all boys who have lettered in any sport including football, basketball, baseball, track and tennis. This group attempts to promote participation in sports by a larger number of boys. It undertakes one or more special projects each year and gives a dance to help raise funds for this activity. No year would ever be quite complete without the B Club vs. Faculty basketball game which is played after the close of the regular season. The audience as well as the players enjoy this game to the fullest and look forward to it with a great deal of enthusiasm. 7-F-AF'-,,,4 3 f p K V T, Z 5 , I 4' 1 x 3 F gs- ,1 , is ' . ai' V , :Ii gi G E12 5 Q. KV ' Q, 'E' ii! R fkwfie . f , . 4 3 A 'Z Q , -.. 5 x X s 45' ff ff. .4 cw 1 41 lv. ,lm ' Q C A A 1 L? t Bob Iones Tom SWOPG Bill Hanson Chris Christofield Below: Chris Christofield seems determined to get the bull from cr Beechwood opponent. I Art Schutte Ray Pemberton Dave Culp Dick Ernst Below: Bob Iones cmd Dick Ernst fight for cr rebound in the Boone County gcime. 5 3' X x ,1- E ., V , ff -, 2 f - M - 'il 5- 1 V33 z ,, ' 'km k:.:.1 R iff. wp, A ,Q m V 55 ig 'Q . 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K I I xX,l.EVO E K! it .. ef , I I . .5 x Q 5 4? 8 3 ik SQ, LEYQ, I . LEW, I cc y V. 565' 4 xillfyg V ,ifx.,f rt , . if-ttf First row: M. Autori. G. Bricking, I. Walker, T. Rachford, B. Campbell, Pemberton, L. Taulbee, B. Hanson, B. Iones. D. Stieby, C. Gauspohl, C. Christotiold, V. Bruns, B. Auteii, Mgr. I. Fields. Second row: R. R. Heath, I. Iones, G. Wormald. Baseball The l958 Baseball team started the season with victories over Simon Kenton, Silver Grove and Dayton. Due to injuries to the pitching staff, the team suffered several losses before recovering. Outstanding were Seniors Bob Iones and Chris Christofield and Bill Hanson, a Iunior. Coach McKenney and his Tigers are looking forward to the district tournament which will be played at Newport this year. Swimming Bellevue finished second in the Conference swim- Q will be lost through graduation: Don Giles, Dave Culp, ming meet and also took second place honors in Class Iack Raver, Roy Smith and Torn Rece. C at the State Meet in Lexington. The following boys Below: Iim Cavana was awarded second place in fancy First row: R. Wuillemier, R. Smith, B. Riddell, I. Cavana, T. Rece. Second row: diving Ln Class C at the State Meet. D. Culp, I. Rhein, D. Giles, D. Boeh, I. Raver, H. Bevis. QQ. U1 3 'V f 1 ' '-9' 4' uh 3 is 5 W ff Fa 'A f 6 W, ' igeie 13' . sf fit , ff si YR LM , L.k K Girls' Athletic Association Membership in G.A.A. is open to all high school girls who are in- terested in sports and wish to participate outside of gym classes. Volleyball, basketball, tennis, aerial darts, softball and modern dance are offered under the leadership of Mrs. Arlene Dickerson, the new Director oi Physical Edu- cation for Girls. G.A.A. played in the Girls' Athletic Basketball Conference along with five other Northern Kentucky schools again this year. The purchase of some new equipment was financed through the sale of beanies which proved to be quite popular among the students. Below: Basketball practice session President ,,,...,i... , .- ..... . Vice President Secretary ,,,,........ ,.Y,, Treasurer ,,,, Sponsor .,s, Y ' V .Carol Georgi ,,..........Kay Yelton ,....Mary I. Turner Debby Petrey Mrs. A. Dickerson S Y .sf ,, -I vi' K ir? Q is 1 L. ESX QQ k S X S3 Q NX N . . is . GX ,,,.- A X ,I Mx 'wg .. .M Q Y 2 5, A . f fw, K I.. A is li ' 9 it ji mil 5 Xie 1, I-gigs L! :uv ,--W np... 1 v ' 5 4 T . WG fr X5f1 A 'Ei I1 .- uni ,,,., ...- -w. I Were you there? when- l Above: Kciy Yelton was voted Football Above: The crowd rushed into Icxck's for AIWV95 FO'-if Seniors Stopped On the steps Sweetheart. after school refreshments. to P059 fOY G PiCU-IY9. Above: The Seniors reluctantly mcxcle their woy to Enqlish class. Below: The qirls qct together fun. f l for summer -V' iu VIN A . y 4 , P 'U' i K . ef ,1 l :lv - A , I 1' of' 1 wg' A .',' 1 ' Above: Nancy Turner welcomed us with cr pretty smile and Icmet Bass took cz walk. Below: Three B men proudly wore their new jackets. elf Arn- ' f 4 it 'I YJ L., Above: The dismissal bell mnq and we all went home. Below: Bill Blair helped the girls to G fountain drink. :Rail dis: is .M lu, - 'Q' l t -I . i .pq ....-.M-in-Sl Tho cheerleaders get ready for a pow- wow, Decorating a goal post. Mr. Schaar keeps busy with office routine. Tho Ari Department paints a window at the Newport Shopping Center for Halloween. L . Mr. Dixie will be burned at the pow- WCW. Mr. Don Davis completes his first year as principal of B.l-l.S, Training for future KP, duty. 79 v , N. Even Seniors have frivolous moments! Basketball m a n a q e r s rest from their labors lack and Tom get ready to Wrap the goal posts with Bellevuos colors. Iudy Guenther relaxes at home during the holidays. 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